San Diego

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La Jolla
6 reviews
California artists figure prominently in the museum's permanent collection of post-1950s art, but the museum also includes examples of every major art movement through the present. — Fodor's
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
9 reviews
The expansive “habitats” include a tropical rainforest filled with gorillas, a recreated Arctic tundra with polar bears and reindeer, and a Giant Panda Research Station. — Travel + Leisure
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Ocean Beach, Airport & Point Loma
10 reviews
When Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo first gazed on San Diego Bay in 1542, he called the area “a very good enclosed port. — Where
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
10 reviews
Besides trails, dog parks, and play areas, the historic Balboa Park is home to such attractions as the world-famous San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Museum of Art. — Travel + Leisure
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Pacific & Mission Beaches
8 reviews
Here you'll get to see a range of animals, including dolphins, California sea lions, California otters and sea turtles...as for the rides, travelers love the lightning fast Manta Ray rollercoaster — U.S. News & World Report
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8 reviews
Three historic ships, two replicas, a submarine and their onboard exhibits form the core of a museum dedicated to the city's maritime history. — Michelin Guide
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Downtown & Coronado
7 reviews
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Old Town & Mission Valley
7 reviews
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
6 reviews
The Museum of Man is located in California Building (1915), one of the finest examples of Spanish Renaissance. — Michelin Guide
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
6 reviews
This folk art museum occupies six galleries on two levels of a building known since 1934 as the House of Charm. — Michelin Guide
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
6 reviews
The collection here totals more than 12,000 objects, with particular strengths in Renaissance, Baroque, Asian and American art. — Michelin Guide
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Old Town & Mission Valley
5 reviews
Take a step back in time in San Diego's historic Old Town district, a state park that re-creates life as it was in 1850s rancho California. — Travel + Leisure
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8 reviews
Educational and entertaining, the aquarium features an eye-popping assortment of Pacific marine life and lots of creative, hands-on exhibits highlighting the ongoing research and discoveries. — Where
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
5 reviews
This cavernous museum traces the history of human flight, from the earliest contraptions to military jets, all suspended from the ceiling above interactive, educational exhibits. — Where
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7 reviews
Pinus torreyana, the rarest native pine tree in the United States, enjoys a 1,700-acre sanctuary at the northern edge of La Jolla. — Fodor's
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Downtown & Coronado
7 reviews
As the world’s largest floating naval-aviation museum, the USS Midway showcases restored airplanes and interactive exhibits. — Where
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Pacific & Mission Beaches
8 reviews
Amusement parks can be kitschy, indulgent, and a little cheesy—at Belmont Park, we embrace it. — Condé Nast Traveler
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Downtown & Coronado
5 reviews
Shipped by boat to San Diego in 1850 from Portland, Maine, this is the oldest structure in the Gaslamp Quarter. — Frommer's
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
6 reviews
World-renowned photographers such as Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Edward Weston are represented in the permanent collection. — Fodor's
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Hillcrest & Balboa Park
7 reviews
Houses one of the largest operating model railroad displays in North America. — Michelin Guide
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